Force Trax (2020)

Monday, 06 January 2020 01:34 AM Force Motors has updated the Force Trax with a BS6-compliant engine, which is expected to change the output and fuel economy figures. The existing models use a 1947cc diesel engine producing 67bhp and 175Nm, and a 2596cc diesel unit producing 85bhp and 230Nm. Both engines are mated to a five-speed manual transmission. I believe the BS6 upgrade will be crucial for meeting the new emission standards.

Monday, 06 January 2020 12:30 PM The 2020 Force Trax Toofan has been spotted with minor changes, including a revised front end with redesigned bumpers, grille, and headlights. The third-row windows are now combined, giving it a more streamlined look. These cosmetic changes are likely to enhance the vehicles appeal without altering its core functionality.

Monday, 06 January 2020 10:38 AM Force Motors continues to focus on the commercial vehicle segment, where the Trax is a significant player. The company had previously attempted to enter the passenger vehicle market with the Force One SUV but did not achieve significant success. The Trax remains popular for its utilitarian and people-carrying capabilities. I think this focus on commercial vehicles is a smart move given their market presence.

Monday, 06 January 2020 01:20 PM The Force Trax BS6 facelift is expected to retain its various configurations, including the Cruiser Deluxe, Toofan Deluxe, and shorter ‘Gama’ format, as well as ambulance and school bus formats. This versatility has contributed to its popularity in rural and industrial areas. I believe this range of options will continue to make the Trax a favorite among its target audience.